Michael Snyder: The American Dream is being systematically destroyed right in front of our eyes and most Americans don’t even realize what is happening. In the old days, if you were a hard worker and you played by the rules you could always find a good job. Read more…

Larry Edelson: Martin and Larry here, with an urgent report on the next, explosive stage of the European crisis now unfolding before your eyes … Yesterday’s election in Greece is just one chapter in this saga. Read more…

Daily Capitalist: I want to make sa few points briefly. First, if you haven’t, please read Dr. Davis’ discussion of our economic data two posts below this (or click HERE). He documents that economic times remain difficult, in line with the Gallup.com polling data I have frequently Read more…

Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul: Octogenarian and 53-year financial markets veteran from Loyola, California, Richard Russell, announced it’s time to get out of stocks—pronto! The market expects a Greek exit of the EMU and further trouble from the other PIIGS, according to him. Read more…

Toby Connor: As convincing as this rally has been I am confident this is an ending phase and not the start a new secular bull market. Actually the bear market began last year in May but was temporarily aborted by massive Central Bank printing. Let me explain. Read more…

Don Miller: A recent surge in small cap stocks – companies with a market capitalization of under $1 billion – means individual investors should be placing at least a few of their chips in the small-cap arena. Read more…

David Zeiler: With so much negative news dominating the headlines, investors can’t be blamed for being worried or shying away from stocks. But if you take closer look at the market – specifically the Standard & Poor’s 500 index (NYSEARCA:SPY) - you might be surprised by what you see. Read more…

EconMatters: The U.S. economy is showing signs of life with good economic numbers after the ECRI (Economic Cycle Research Institute) declared on 30 Sep. that the U.S. has already or is about to dip into recession. Read more…

Jeff Harding: In case you haven’t noticed, the rest of the world continues to slow down and the negative data is accelerating. The big powerhouses of the world, the eurozone including Germany (NYSEARCA:EWG), Japan (NYSEARCA:EWJ), and China (NYSEARCA:FXI) are leading this trend and there is no Read more…